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,refB . "1-11,(_ . •,- „' 4 t _ " l • • • . „ kr. Nf,i - ,44 , ikY.,- ,4 , 1 :'!;,- • : ~„.. )....4 -i-,,,,, ,, ..".. 4). T ,_ ~ . ..., , „0,14.,,, . ., . .,...--,-,, • , -, ; --vr",:,.gfe, € , ef - A, t' ,s-4. 1 41 '4".; . • At, 1 41 F: F. .14.._ 44 s ... J kt--4 5 34P * 7,--_,.... -rx., ..H.,4 ;;;:.'...,..;:,.;-.;V,.0,' ...''' A •<: 0 .. 44,404097\ .?,.., . • • -., --. .V;1: ... ) •- fr ,,,,,- 1 - -- , A, -.--,:", i - ,, : , i7:z . .. ; - ; A' * ''.;414. , ',„'" - 77' ) , •„ - ;;: ; ;:,! -- ,- ; k: , .... P• . _.. ..• , !;,,, ,,,-, :;,, , ,,-- . ,: , . , 7.:":- ' . .111c'Z' ,.. '','",.. - . - ...• - • I r,l, ~.. . s .- . ,:,...- .. i ,‘ ., INDER 5 0 7.j ....,_ TTUEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 9, 1808, Will be performed. THE WORLD. Cheviot, Mr. ELLiwroN . ; Echo, Mr. BANNISTER ; Withers, Mr. WRO_UGHTON ; Ir.dcx; Mr. MATHEWS ; Dauntless, M r . PALM ER ; 'Subtle, Mr. POWELL . ; Social, Mr. PENL,EY ; Lady 13 1(. , nifield, Mrs. lOR DAN ; Mrs Barclay, Mrs. POWELL ; Elinor Barclay, Miss BOYCE. - End of the Play (ninth time;, a new Comic Dance, called LOVE IN A TUB. Mr."cc baraaers ( by M e l , Miss by r. Lau y rert, Master aobl C Bristow, &c. WITII THE ANATOMIST. spiii, Mr. ANNISTER Alonsieur fi Le Merlicin, B NV Mr. EW.I TZtR ; . Old Gerald, Mr. M '.THEW S ; Young Gerald, M. FISHER; • Doctor's Wite, Mrs. SPA 1t14 . , : ,; Angelica, Miss LACY ; Beatrice, - Mrs. HARLO WE. ~,,,t0x,.,...t . " %.al l - -us• second FriFe 35.-2_t 3 . .. I i s 6d Second Price zs.-- I> - c e 7 Is. --Second Price - .is.—Upper kiallery is.. Second r i4 u d.- - -islo Money to he returned. u m aces tot the'Bokes to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the 80x.. - q.h. kustethstreet. .. li a lF1 1) . °ors to'be opened at H a lf p a st Fi ve, an d b egin at • it nl' a ! Six. . new +)r ' he Publie are most respedfully informed, that the Aut,•-•tania of itcheiti is.ivithdrawn, at the request ',t-:the f orw '°C; till Nlmiday neitt,.wnen it will be again brought rd witn an eitirtrne , W't hird Att. v i !o - nibrr ow, the Comic (hiera of The Siege of Belgrade ; ull Vile 'three an d the Detice. .., A new Comedy' i s in rill sisal, ..ncLwill be sincdily pro soked. • , . T T HEATRE- ROYAL, MAY-MARKET.. O-MORROW EVENING., Dec. la,: 1808, will be performed . -- . , .. THE EXILE. ' Iheliusic Scelleh ., DreSSe.b, dila Deedrations, are entirely new. ILI" Overture and Music composed by Mr. Mauinghi. • Count Ulrick (the Exile), Mr. POVE ; Governor of Siberia, Mr. t 1 U 1 OEN; . • • Baron A pea tort; Mr. LI S TON ; . . . . . Count Calmar,' Mr. INCL E DON ; ...The Patri arc h, M r. C R ESSW F. L L ; the Ciathwitz, Master GOODWIN ; Doran,' Mr. YOUNG. ; Welzien. Mr. lEF FE RI ES ; . , • Rimski, - Mr. MURRAY;' - • Nermach, Mr. CHAPMAN.; ~ . . ..• Servitz, Mr. FAWCETT ; • Ilie Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEG . ER ; ' Sedona, Mrs. GI ns ; ' , - Alexina, Mrs, H. I OHNSTON ; . Catharine, Mrs. DICK. , )NS l Vilfager, Mrs. EMERY. /11 Ae - t 11. The C:orouatiou of T - the Eiepress Elizabeth. 0 wh i chwill be added (sirrth time 4- Ads j, a new Farce, in Tlirec •- - , erilled• A SCHOOL FO .AuTHons. The t hara,:ters by 1 4r.. M UNVEN 1 1r. , Mr. lIRUNTONi Mr. PARLEY, PAVLNP, "RT. Mr. : 0 0.11Ps.• Mr. V.i.. ? I,LAN 0, i1 t ,,.• - Aliss NORTON,• anti Mrs. u l / 4. 3% . ~r i . c 3s. .... (47 63. Sect.nd Price 35.—Pit 3,. fi r d 6a l. r o v Li . c .. _ p ia Y s. 'second Puce is.— UPPe liraildwi at the. Officeeeior the Boxes to be taken or !tile. , I he , '11 ) 1 the day-market. . hall Sirs to and begin at t.tst six. be. opened al Halt past Five, to h e re,11,,e.w l'arce, called ASetioll tOr • Authors,j enntinu a ing Plau s ' e -,,,,,`1ve,1 throughout with umversalaPProbatibb and P , Cr_r ' ; 1, 1 be, repeated every. Event' g till blither notice. ' THle tors t• ,rose ` - 'a9 1 05 and 6entlenien whose Names . th en , 1 tile Theatre Royal,. in COven-- • the I ro t garden, have l r li-- steptod the_ple i ,,, te 91 inserting in Olen it tee List, are t. e i ; Sue avoluabiy sospeii,lect. . ' Irreselit u[ °, t '''''Fv,e, that the Gratis Admissions cm, f o r I _. I ......_ i --__________ C9R P(IitA-1 to., ,". - - • , ,I )1. .11-ill AMICABLE' SOCIETY INsTi-r.'F°.x.INSORANCE Ul' ON LI VES. .• 'TE) BY CHA RTI: R OF QUEEN ANNE, . ' - . ANNO t 7 6. erll,,E DatEcuoits hold a COURT-at the SO . I vc,in, -1 ET ‘P.S lit) us L , Scijeant's Inn, kleet'Street, every ItE N - ,`,',", 1 Y.• at E;even o'Cloek, for Inc ADMISSION of his .la Rs unuer the addttional Charter lately granted by ' ;'?%lai•.:sy for wither extending to the Public the benefits tnis lustitut ion. by Order of t h e Court of DireClors, • 1011 N PLNSAM, Register. i EA(.:LE 'INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE—ANNUI I lES—LIFE. - A, Office, Coinliiil, London. .‘ - '" v antages to INS t ‘ r Ri Rs wit. : this" C '..) NIP.A NY : rAYMEN T of RENT in case of Fire, without VI, ,L,ncrease of Premi t i in . D amage by Lightning made-good. ' N ty k iiirge for Poiii.ies, Indorscinvnts, Alterations, or Sur.. 1114 k;r 4 4 QurnmisSion of ,51. per Cent : a ll owe d on Shipping Coi.,"et. I•l l Niti Insurances elfeaed tok to, 00, at zi. per Cent. po;, ( tott s -, - - - 6 000 , at 35. per Cent. Ab- u 'y Hazardous - - 3,0 0 , at ss. per C ent. cellt4tetoents on ( ountry Insurances from lot, to 401. per th e ol ui) ,, n the Premium i andlcom zi to is p..r Cent. upon l' el.4 C n: t "i; • St ' c k nitted (without Average Clause), at as. rhe Coin beral, al ""'s 'r • id Posses s vk:.f or , public patrix - age. 'r e ' Ms Life Insurance arc equally li. pointed, A§elll3 waiiti.d. for N • 4 . '). suPeri" \ r it cliti l n li 's ;:7l 7 H -AM. S,ecretary.,.. 1 ,1,0:e5, where none are yet ap- - , -."---() i L ii-11, , 91"' to Begi n Drawing N'EXTTUESDAY.. _.. '••-, L,nderstated is the great additional Gain.., . . 1 the.P.P L.t . bly. accroe to the Adventurer. independent of Pogue, itself. respeetfully and, .exclusi'vely..offered, to the kt,,„,F,,i. by 1- 10.1.)G Cs, PA lN E, and Co. 2, COSpillil, 44r. LX(4IIIAe ; 149', UXhrii.Street, ( 1 1 3 1)0Site Bonl.street ;l, k tl, St. I arnes's- , tre.et, near Piceallilly. k4iiu 1211 ON Al. CAIN to the Adventurer,' by receiving Fok'o .01' e N'lgtv-Y. as soon as Drawn may be • r Half a Ticka - '-... ' ,C ime-o ... a Qu artet - • . sop an, Ei,;llthi - - o N a Sixteenth - - -- • ' 125 e,14 dß ' None out the Shares purchased at the above Offies .i., i ,.. paid in Full Money, as anon as drawn, by ilodgeii, ...zei••nd Co. Tilt,... , •%tiVl Y AND N.AV Y EQU.IPAUL. . . PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS Fuimi b.,. ,ture, Maitrasses and Bedding complete, are very respeti -4i,11 rt.e%.:nnentiecito'Centitanen, as being the most. portable . t,' l _._superior to any others made in •LOTidon ; Marquees, t,lt:s, Tables and Chairs, on improved • principles ; Sea he iz s°l4 13 eds, and Chairs, ' for on Board Ship ; Musquitto lintt v'l" i tttre, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East We st Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at MORGAN and 'SAN :.' E KS's Patent he,_:':.,:cail maiitilaCtory and Ward-Rooms, h/i,s Nos. 16 and 17 Catherine.street, Strand• 1 'it -, i ' e r , s )4Th and Sanders's' Nw-invented Imperial Dining T a b l , allowed to he themest complete and Elegant set of bt,it. ten err yet ii.lvented, are very portable, packing in a Box , P;,. it ri l ett . es deep, 416.4a1, ' Ile 'Easnionable sufd-Bed and .Cluit-13:ti. Matte -1 fRIDAY, DECEMBER g, 1808. SALE, &c. HENDON, MIDDLESEX. MODERN FURNITURE, SUPERIOR PORT .i 14113 OTHER VALUABLE EFFECTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION . .• By Mr. SQUIBB, - • . , On the Premises, on Monday next, at Eleven o'Cleck,. THE Elegant and Modern HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE, Prints, Three valuable Drawings, Views of the Fall of Niagara and'Quebec i taken on the spot ; a fine toned square Piano, with the additional Keys, by Broad wood:and Son ; .about 7. Dozen of very superior Port Wine, a small quantity of Bueellas, two Mulcts Cows, a Rick of Meadow Hay, a small ditto of Rowan, an Errand Carf, •Brewingand.Dairy Utensils, and a great variety of other Ef feets,.the Property ofa Gentleman going Abroad, at his Re sidence; a little beyond the six-mile stone, and opposite-to Hendon. House • To-be viewed en Saturday, when Catalogues may" be had on the Premises ; , end of Mr. Squibb, at his Great Room; Saville-passage, Saville-row. ARMY. ACAPTAIN in Regint.mt of the Line, eon si!,ting 91 . " two Bat rilions, the .first Abroad, the second in North Britain, wishes to exchange into a v.eteran or Gar rison Battalion, stationed , in Great Britain. Apply at No. 6, Coventry-street, Hay-market. • "niAMES AND MEDWAY CANAL. i‘iLL :PERSONS , baying CLAIMS . upon. .the ctiMPAIIY of PROPRIET,iItSot the THAWS and MEDWAY CANAL, • .are requested to transmit an Account thereof to me immediately, in or er that they may be iorthwith investigated by the Committee and dis charged.. By Order of the Cornmittee. WM. SCUD,iMORE, Clerk.. Maidstone, Dec. 6, aoB. THAIVIES AND MEDWAY CANAL. • A T a. SPECIAL ASSEMBLY . (tiutnerously at tendey, , ir theC M PAN )i" Tit PROP t( lETO4S of fhe TH4y ES dud MEDWAY CA N.Al,,hoiden at titeGeorge and Vitt tUie'Taverit,Corniuli, London,on riday, , the 2,th of No krenitier last,. Repot t ty•the Cominittee havingthen hem - read, extremely favourable to the iindiediate completion of the . Work; and recommending. alter great delluerarion, an aban donment (troth ii,ignani.s:reet) of the Line s propased by the Acts:Of Partiantient hit Making the Canal, and the auOptien of a Line pass on the South of firisJury Churc4i, ar ,d into the :Medway abour a quarter of a mite tR the West ut RoLir:ster Brtuge), as a very great advantag:: to the - tindertakit4„ u, saving the construe:twin of eight Bridges,. the , purc-tiase at too Acres of Lind, and rotten • titiproticable •' cutting, and as hemg one nide and a quarter ,less in length • than the utter Lox, it Was resolved, • That the. deViation of 'Line pr0),,;.-"ed by the Cuininittee should be adopted, and • that to fichay -- the expellee .at finishing the Canal in that • 'Line, a sum of Forty Thousand Pounds should be raistit.by creating additional Shares ot, tool. each, and disposing ot the 'satue , to sued perscus, benig now Propriet..rs, or Weir MsigQS (except tnose whose Sryares w•re. at such Special ASseilibly declared tott,ticti,.• in respect or the Saares so tor. ' felted) at such IHfie or pi ices as to the Committce should iroin tune to lithe nicer. Ann at - a Mee ingot the Colatnatee, holztel at the George ,• and Vulture I..vCin atoiesuo, uri, ‘yednesday. tile 3 Alt of November last, ,t. Aas resolved, That toward.; raising the said sum - of go,c):•ol, directed to be raised by the . said. Special AssertfUly; -tsze new Shares should ire created and dispos*-14 , t anioug LUC presvot Proprietors, or thr.tr As.)igns, at the prtoe ot 3bl. per abate, to be edited tor oy Instahnents. Shales 'to ue Shares ot eat:mond to possess the same, advantages upon payment of . 3el'. per share, as the present Shares will do upon the p iyinont of toe tool. per Share, originall ysubseribed tor, cacti Proprietor (except those w hese Shares were at the said Special Assembly declared to be forfeitedi in respect di the shares so forfeited) to have the optional taking tour of such new Sh,arerfor every one Share . now held oy them;—such aptiun to coutinneuntil Monday, the gth or January nett, on which day, at Four t;' Clock in the Afternoon, it, is to cease. Provided always thatmo Pro . pnetor is to - nave the option of taking any new Share, unless he shall previously to tile nine otsubscribing have paid upon his Original Share or Shares, toe toll ut the instalments (making together per cent,) winch haVe been called let. ; and if any person shall suuseribe kyitoout having made such payment, his subscription will oe void. Those Propeicturs who wish to take any of the new Shares • must.. beiure tour o'C lock in the Afternoon of the said gth of January next, by themselves, or their Agent, duly authorized, ' sign. a Shh ,, etiptiuh Deed, e.hich is lett at tile ,I3anking houses of NI egsrs: Martin, Stones, and Four. in London and Day and Co. at Rochester; and at the Banking-house of Messrs. Brenehley and Co. and the Office of Messrs. Scuda. more, at Maidstone. • • By Order of the Committee, • WrVi. SCUDAM'ORE, Clerk. 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IVEIV 0 0 1., : ' or GCA SGOW, at or nearest to which such Property shall give Notice to such Liewenaws in His .iilajes4yrs Nal:)• as ail' have been first imported ; , or at or nearest to which.the Per- deriroie.i -, oeit . ig recommended for, the appointment oj Ator'K,t,ighl .soli who shall have received Reinittances shall reside; 'And of if47,:drol:,under the Will of the late Sa,nnel TraVers, E:v . Mae the ,+tt of His present Majesty duets, that whenever the at this Office (at or before the j I t t 19erent , ~ , r , -.tvne x t, Produce or Profits, arising as aforesaid, shall h a v e 'b een in). they 'nuts! app? ) ported into or received by any Person, partly in the Port of when thef'nuill be it formed q - the nature of the Certifirates and London, and partly in any of the Out-Ports 'taboVe: 'men. Testimonials :which are required t o : h ew that they come within tinned, ti4e. whole of such- Produce or Profits shall be . As sessed by the Commissioners of London, and not elsewhere; the meaning of the said 11/ ill, 2c!blit)e.res!.es that they " are to •and whenever such Produce or roks shall hae seen , .- • • • •• • • • ' ~' .be Supv.ancteated or Disabled Liewenaqi of English Men of wholly imported into, or received by'aiTY Person in s he , ... , POrts abov e mentioned, but in different parts •in two, or 11 1 4 r," and "shall be single Illret, without Childrtn,•inClitied to More of such Out ports, tirF., whole thereof shall be Assessed lead a virtuous, 4 . d life; di b sue. ions, and evout 1-, be remove , Irey - at that place at which ' the major part in value shall have ,. • - been imported or received, provided th a t t h e R eturns o f suc h :' give occasion for scandal." Produce or Profits shall he delivered to the' Commissioners at each of the'places at which any ' part thereof_ shalt have been i !ripe:tied or received. . ' It . beof Also further direEted by the said tirSt mentioned At of the 44th of His present Majesty, that the Agent of Receiver of such Produce or Profits, shall be charged for the same, and shail be answerable fot all Ads required to be done for assessing and paying the Duties on sticn Property, - whether the Owner or Proprietor be resident in Great Bp tain or .not, under the Penalties contained in the sad Atls: His Majesty's Commissioners for the Affairs. - of Taxes hereby.give notice, that. stria Inquiries are now making as to • all Property' so imported or received, and by 'whom o:. 00 whose account ; 11'1 being desirous to avoid the infliction of Penalties; they hereby require that all -Persons who 4 Owners or Proprifoors, or , as Agents or Re. civets' of Profit 4 or of Property of the description shove mentioned, shall have re ceived the sant- in ...:reat Britain, .Sand who have neglecicil or omitted to compl with the provisions Qf the Ads now re cited, by not delivering full and complete Returns tot the current and any former yoar for which they may..be i.: de fault to the Commissioners of the respediVe places above stated, according'to the diredions, therein contained, dp_fintli- , With deliver such P-ext . :lns, otherwise they will tie proceeded . against for the Penalties incurred by such omission lind de-• fault. EDUCATION -rHE attention of th e ConcinJtor Of Schools, a nd I_ of Bookselleri, throughout.the British Empire, is in vited to the following List of 40c1 "Valuable Elementary Books. Most of them are alreNly adopted in the principal .Schools, and the others require only to b; seen to nicer similar preference and distindion. Thcy arekto be h s d of all Booksellers in Town and Ccuntry, .in time purchase of quantities, and single copies will be sent for inspedion to any respeel:ble School. In Seortzmd, the principal agent for the sale of th in is Mr..WalterlAerry, of Edinurgh, and in irelaikl, , Mr. Martin Keene, Of Dublin. In En-gland 'they are s:)ict also by Chantpiinte and Whitrow, Old levry ; .Tabart and Co. Nev Bond -Street ; Wilson- and Co. York - ; ~111ozley, GainSbu rou o, Sto&iart and Co. Hull. • Dixie's 1; 1 at Crass n i3 g ° l?. 'k x . er o ::i/ 5 5 5" fo E r n t g l i t i : i l l u i n 4s io s 2' s° C r' l S a . s i se 'r. s7z s :.. 6d. Biair's Gratnmar of Natural Ph ln,3opliy, by which the va. rious brkoches of Science may for the first tine be practically taught in Schools, 3s. • hiair's Prattical English Grammar, with copious Exer. containing .every thing;essential, and nothing super. flUous, complete: in thissingle book, 2 s . Flair's First Catechism,' containing common things iteees. sary to be }mown by all Children. . • Scrtooi Dittio nar y tom leariting• by rste, containing none but lin ! ) - ,rtmnt . fords, ()mirth-4; derivative, vulgar, on ,, cerie, and trivial words, 23, .'.favor's British Nepos, or ,Lives of Illustfious Britons, int.-ded as examples l'or youth, is. Viavor's Elements of Natural History, with 66 plates, re. presenting zoo objects, 6s. Al a vor'i bri ,, fg,rmat of Plutarch's hives, ••cs. Mayor's Father's Gitt to his Children, 2. VOl5. tos.• Maybes English tipelling Rook, an acknowle;fged improve ment of.allot.th:r Spelling Books, of - wltLch there are nearly too,ooo sold annually, is. 61. Mavrir';' Circle rit the Arts'and Sciences, containing the . fir3t Principles of every branch of knowledge-5.. - Mayor's Uri:Versa! History, from.the Crlation to the Peace of Amiens, in zs Volumes, price • 4s: each uu antail paper, and ss. on large_ paper,itt boards. Mayor's History or in 2 vois. with numerous En. ravings, price, Ids , bonnd. lklaVi„tr . 9 lii23lol'Vof Scotland, price 45. F,l. hound. 1114vor's System. of sum t. - 7s. fart. toards., j. Goldsmith's G 'Ammar G eogrl , , niciudin4 the Use of the Glot;es, numerous Exercises, cl, &c. &c wait Maps, Goldsrpith's Geographical Copy /look, or Skeleton Maps, to be filk,l io by tlie Stucien!, Parr I . 3;. Ditto Ditto, - Part 11. Goldsmith's Popular GeNrapit.y., *F.311 the inter esting featurei' of that Science, With sixty phres, repre. senting .t he dresses and CuStoillS of all nations, r 4,. Goldsmith's School Atlas, or Key to the Gqiegraphical Copy !..!ooks, ss; Robinson's Gramm a r of History, by. which that subjed may now be - .praaically taught in Schools, 35, Robinson's Ancient History, for Schools,' 6s.' Robinson's Modem History-, for Schools, 6S. Robinson's Archmlogia Grivea, 13s. Burney's British Neptune, or History of the British - Navy, to the present tune, 75. 6d. Burney's Naval. Heroes, or Lives of British Admirals, front Drake to Nelsoni 75 6d Gregory's Elements of a‘Pol,ite Education. Gregory's- Lectures to Young Persons - on Natural and Ex perirwiltal Philosophy, with g, plates, a vols. 13s. Gregory's Letters to his Son, on Literature, Taste, and Composition, z vols. las. Gregory's Cycloptodia, or Compendious Dblionary of Arts and Sciences, with rio e n grav i ngs, in 12.0 one shilling Numbers, in 13 parts at los. or in two volumes, Quarto, price 61. 6s, boards. Watitins's Scripture Biography, or Lives of the Sacred Personages recorded in the Old and New Testament, with cuts, Ss. 6d. ' Ditto in oaavo, is a large type for the use of families, price cos. 6d. - ..Wa,tkins's Biographical and Historical Dielionary . of all ages and nations, large °day°, ;6.5 - beards_ AVAtkins's Portable ,Cyelopeedia, or Pocket Diclionary 'of Arts anct.Sciences l cos. rid' boards, or 12S. bound: • 14 - ce's Practical Arithmetic, adapted to Real Life and. Business, with numerous Exercises, pried 35..64 bound. • A Key to - Ditto,. for-the use of Teachers to. which is sub joineda Syster.ol - Nlental Arithmetic; price as. Pratt and Mayor's 'SeleEti .n of Classical Englilt Poetry, for the use of Schools, price ss . 61 . Aikin's Poetry for the use'of Children - , i5.,61. Scripture History, or Bible Stories, in the exa4.l . language of the Bible, and in large.type, 2 vols: luvenile:Pltitarch, or Lives of Li xtraordittarr Children," is. • , lohiison'S History, of 'England, in verse, 2S. bd. johnson's History of Rome, in verse, zs. 6ri. lolinson's History of Greece, in verse, es. 6d. The Hook - of TraileS, with sixty engravings, (!escriptiye of all the useful arts,' vols. at 3s. each. • The History of Inventions, being a Sequel to the Book of Trades, 2s. bd. _ . The Wonders' of the Telesc o p e , b e i ng a Fainiliai s Intro duClion to Astronomy, 45. 6(1. 'Tie Wonders of toe Microscope, or a Diplay of the fluter parts of the Creation, 4s. 6(1. The Lady's History of Elighud, - ia a Series of Letters'to a young Lady finishing her eltwation at School, by 'Charlotte Smith, 3 vols. Iss, boptid.. Busby's Dictionaty of Music, 7S. hound. Nicholson's - Dielion4ry of Chemistry, and.of the Artsoon netted with Cheinistiy, Igs. hoaids. Travels of 'Rolm - trio round the kVorld; being an interesting description of the Manners and ProoLietions of various Coun tries, 4 vo!s. 14s: bound. . • Bossut's First (French Grammar, 25. Bossut's Fyench Primer, 9d. Bossut's French :Conversation, ts. Levizac's Didionnaire. des Synonymes, 6s 6d. The History of British Birds, with coloured engravings of Birds, their Nests and 'Eg4s, 55. The HistOry of British Quadrupeds, titit numerous en., gravings, 35. Bd. • • A Visit to a Farm-house, as. 6d. .A Visit to London, 25. • A Visit to' the Botanical Garden, 2S. 6d. C _ rocker!s Land-Surveying in all its Branches znd Varieties, with coloured plans, .Sec. 7s. The London Primer, or First Book, a work adopted in all the primary Schools, and of which 60,050 per annum are re. gularly sold, 6d. The Book •.,,f juvenile Sports or Gaines, v:h nutn?rous engravings, as. 60. _ _ The BOOks of the Ranks in British Society, with colonist! engrer'ngs,_7s.. - Popular Stories, for the enterinmeni Of Children, such as liate Beard, Cinderella, Torn 'fliumb, .lack Ow Killer,Red Riding Hood, &c 3 z;. 6 , i. each. The Thirty-three Stories contained in the thre, • preceding Volumes to be had separately, with Ilan exgrav;l: ? o, at Get. each. No, 6,13 ridge-street, Lor(lon